FTV news/comprehensive report
Gu Kuan-min, the leader of Taiwan independence and a senior adviser to the presidential administration, passed away yesterday at the age of 97. President Tsai Ing-wen went to Koo Kuan-min’s home in Yangmingshan to express his condolences and condolences to his family in a low-key manner at noon today.
The reporter asked, “Did the President take time out to pay his respects today? Do you feel a little bit sad?”
President Tsai Ing-wen said, “I am very sad.”
Regarding media inquiries, the president said twice that she was very reluctant. She went to Tainan this morning to attend the commemoration ceremony for the center of the February 28 incident. After returning to the north, she immediately went to the home of Kuanmin Kuanmin to pay her respects. Receive President Tsai in and out. After the news of Koo Kuan-min’s death yesterday, President Tsai expressed his condolences through Facebook, expressing that Koo’s contribution and spirit to the land of Taiwan will be forever in his heart. We will continue to inherit Koo’s ideas and work hard for Taiwan to make Taiwan a better country. The Taiwan Constitution-making Foundation founded by Kuan-min Kuan-min also released a message in the evening saying that it will open the large conference room of the foundation for people from all walks of life to commemorate Mr. Koo’s spirit and ideas. The time is from March 1st to 5th, from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm every day. Premier Chen Jianren is expected to arrive at 9:00 tomorrow morning, and Vice President Lai Qingde will also arrange to go to mourn.
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